Café Sabarsky

Mom of Dragons

We found this gem while looking for coffee after walking around The Met Museum. We were seated quickly to a corner table near the coffee bar. It was the perfect spot bc the a/c blew directly on it and that day the heat was pretty brutal outside. The interior of the restaurant is very authentic and beautiful. The dessert menu seems endless. We choose double espresso with milk and the Mozarttorte. Seriously best dessert I’ve had! Creamy, sweet pistachio and nougat. While we didn’t eat any entrees here, I highly recommend a visit!

Dani Levin

Wow! Some of the best food I’ve eaten in New York!! Absolutely delicious. Had incredible Austrian vibes - decorated so beautifully I felt like I was in a cafe in Vienna. Coffee was great, can’t get coffee like that in the US! Dessert was so so good, we wanted to order all of it! Highly highly recommend plus a small browse of the museum afterwards, just for a few hours felt as if I was in Europe.

Mari Dekle

Café Sabarsky was a beautiful experience, the room was gorgeous and the coffee and dessert was excellent. We got the Sachertorte, Linzertorte, Kaiser Mélange and the Wiener Mélange, all of which were lovely. The coffee was rich and the whipped cream on the coffee and cakes was so fluffy and delicious. I am typically not a fan of any type of cake so I was skeptical if the Sachetorte, but when it arrived I was stunned at how good it was and would definitely return and order it again. I came midday on a Saturday (around 2:30 pm) and there was about a ten minute wait which was definitely worth it and went by quickly. Although it is more expensive than most other coffee shops, the experience, atmosphere and quality are more than worth it. The staff was so kind and helpful, the hostess was nice enough to clear off a booth for us without us asking and made sure we were seated in a great corner. Highly Recommend!!

Klavdia (Клавдия) Lesnaya

Perfect upper east side spot. Elegant Austrian food in a chic classic ambience. Chef Christoper Engle doesn’t miss a beat and Gerhard Kaltseis is making sure you are taken care of.